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PoC sensor wireless platform designed for healthcare

Posted: 29 Apr 2010

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Keywords: wireless sensor healthcare Bluetooth processor

[Summary of tips] LynuxWorks and Portwell Inc. have collaborated on a proof-of-concept (PoC) wireless sensor platform based on Intel chips designed for the healthcare community.The PoC platform can connect to more than 25 Bluetooth wireless biometric sensors and has the ability to graphically portray patient sensor data for visual monitoring in ......

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What is a sensor?
A device that receives and responds to a stimulus or signal. Sensors measure real-world conditions, such as heat or light, and then convert this condition into an analogue or digital representation.

What is wireless communication?
Wireless communication is the transfer of information over a distance without the use of electrical conductors or "wires." The distances involved may be short (a few metres as in television remote control using infrared light) or long (thousands or millions of kilometres for radio communications).

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